Sentence examples for and a decrease in speed from inspiring English sources

An increase in speed would increase the pitch and decrease the length of that clip (tempo) and a decrease in speed would decrease the pitch and increase the length of the clip (tempo), as it would be slower.

Speeds ranged from 3.5 km/h to 11.5 km/h, with 68% of changes resulting in an increase in speed, and 32% resulting in a decrease in speed.

Spasticity, weakness, and reduced joint range of motion (ROM), associated with a decrease in speed and accuracy of movements, often lead to a severe reduction in using the paretic arm in everyday activities.

A decrease in speed of intubation, vigilance reaction times, and subjective alertness was evident each time the physicians rotated through the night shift.

The results showed a decrease in speed with more than 20 km/h for vehicles passing in the direction closest to the bus stop [22].

In contrast, we observed a decrease in speed between sessions irrespective of exposure condition in the nonsensitive group (p = 0.254; Table 2).

Cooling by 3 5°C in the 50 52-km 50 52-kmnd a decrease in wind speed clayerto the mandmum obscuration andecreaserease in wind speed towards the end of the eclosee, were observed during tois partheular event.

The availability of more dopamine made possible by cannabinoids occupying dopamine binding sites on the dopamine transporter causes an increase in available dopamine and a decrease in the speed and frequency of neural stimulation to the midbrain and thus helps manage the symptoms of PTSD, ADD/ADHD.

Thus, there will be an increase in the average speed in the hot box and a decrease in the average speed of molecules in the cold.

Results with three visually impaired infants showed that texture-specific exploration took the form of: (1) an adaptation of the preferred movement directions (2) a tendency to move in the direction that maximized density differences and (3) a decrease in movement speed once density differences were discovered.

This happens to different people at different ages, but scientists have established that decline accelerates with advancing age: In a study at the University of Virginia, adults between the ages of 61 and 96 showed a decrease in cognitive speed twice as great as adults under age 60, and a drop-off in memory four times as great.